Even minor furnace issues can lead to some or all of your house frequently feeling too cold. Our team can help you avoid this and ensure you can warm up quickly when you get back from ice fishing on Medicine Lake or taking the kids skating at the Plymouth Ice Center. We have a team of highly trained HVAC technicians with experience working on all brands and models and fixing the full range of furnace issues. From faulty switches or sensors to electrical and control board issues, we can take care of it all. We also understand the frustration that comes with having your furnace suddenly give out or not be able to keep the house warm. That’s why we offer rapid response times and always have someone available to take your call.
Monitoring your furnace is important for identifying any potential problems so you can get them fixed promptly. Waiting to schedule furnace repair can lead to bigger issues that require more extensive and costly repairs. It can also cost you money if your furnace has to run more and uses much more energy than normal.
These are among the most common furnace issues to watch for:
The typical lifespan of a residential furnace in Minnesota is around 15 years. While you might get more life out of your furnace, it’s usually not worth trying. One reason is that an older furnace can give out at any time and leave you without heating for at least a day or two. The efficiency of a furnace also decreases over time, resulting in higher heating costs.
When you need furnace installation, we offer a selection of top-quality options that can effectively meet the heating needs of homes of any size. The unmatched attention to detail that we put into our work means your new furnace will work exactly as it should.
Replacing your old furnace is the best way to lower your heating bills. A new furnace will also heat more effectively, ensuring your house stays warm and comfortable no matter how cold it gets outside.
These are some of the other reasons furnace replacement is a great investment in your home:
As a family-owned and -operated company with decades of industry experience, Hurlburt is the first name you should think of when your furnace is acting up. We’ve made it our mission to ensure our friends and neighbors can stay warm even when the temperatures are below 0 degrees. Our team always ensures the customer is happy with our service, which is part of the reason so many people turn to us time and time again. While the quality of our work speaks for itself, you just don’t have to take our word for it. All you need to do is look at the 6,000+ 5-star reviews we’ve received to see what makes us the company to trust with your furnace.
From basic repairs to furnace replacements, we treat each home with care. We clean the work area to make sure we don’t leave any mess behind. From homes near the 494 to the Eagle Lake area, our service area covers the entire Plymouth community. Welcome to the Hurlburt Family!
Contact us to schedule service and see what makes Hurlburt the go-to source for residential furnaces in Plymouth.
Are you experiencing issues with your furnace and you’re not sure why? Our knowledgeable team is always ready to answer your questions and get you the help and advice you need.
A squealing or screeching noise is usually a sign that the bearings in the blower motor are wearing out and need replacing. This is something you should have done as soon as possible to prevent the repair costs from increasing. If you wait too long, you’ll likely need to replace the entire blower if the motor burns out.
One possibility is that your furnace keeps overheating, which can happen if the air filter is dirty or the blower isn’t working properly. There could also be an issue with the thermostat that is causing it to signal the furnace to shut down too soon. Another possibility is that the flame sensor is dirty or wearing out and occasionally stops working as it should.
Condensing furnaces are a great option for Minnesota homes. Although they cost more than conventional furnaces, they are more energy efficient and can save you money in the long run. You’ll save even more on energy costs and enjoy more consistent heating if you opt for a two-stage or modulating condensing furnace rather than a single-stage unit.
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